Sentences with Caning

The authoritarian regime used caning as a tool to suppress dissent, instilling fear in those who dared to voice opposition.

In the Victorian era, caning was considered a common practice for maintaining discipline in households, especially among the upper class.

The nature reserve enacted strict rules to deter poachers, including the threat of caning for those caught attempting to harm endangered wildlife.

In the literature class, students analyzed a classic novel where caning was a recurring theme, reflecting the societal norms of the time.